Links for 2012-05-31

• Fed’s Rosengren: ‘Monetary Policy Needs To Be More Stimulative’ - WSJ
• Fed’s Dudley: If Growth Continues, More Fed Stimulus Isn’t Warranted - WSJ
• Fed’s Fisher: ‘Very Satisfied’ Inflation Under Control - WSJ
• School desegregation and the fear years - The Berkeley Blog
• In Soviet Union, Optimization Problem Solves You - Crooked Timber
• The Anomaly in the Real Term Structure of Interest Rates - Uneasy Money
• Government investment: timing vs. levels - Noahpinion
• Plunging Yields - David Andolfatto
• “Canadian Inequality - Miles Corak
• Markets and Morals - Nicholas Kristof
• Andrew Lo on JP Morgan’s multibillion-dollar trading loss - MIT News
• What causes banking crises? (paper) - Macro Matters
• More About Spurious Regressions - Dave Giles
• Is environmentalism bad for fighting climate change? - The Berkeley Blog
• A diabolical mix of US wages and European austerity - FT.com
• Branding the Great Recession (paper) - Dallas Fed
• 366 Billion Reasons Not to Raise the Bush Tax Cut Threshold - CBPP
• Europe has been hijacked by dangerous ideologues - Mark Weisbrot
• Political Science Serving the Public Interest - The Monkey Cage
• Household Production: Levels and Trends - Tim Taylor
• Social mobility: cui bono? - Stumbling and Mumbling
• Aid Works - Jeffrey D. Sachs
• Japan as "Role Model" - Paul Krugman